An easy solution to this problem is to replace svnserve with a script
that runs the real svnserve with the appropriate -r option. I needed to
set umask before running svnserve anyway, so this was an easy
addition. The distribution just announced in the message "svn 1.1.1
static builds for solaris, linux, mac" includes a nice implementation
of this (now) obvious solution. Duh.
Dave H
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:48:01 -0700, David Hanson <drh@drhanson.net> wrote:
> Over a year ago, there was some discussion of how to use -r /path/to/repos
> with svnserve -t. I couldn't find a useful reply, aside from specifying the
> svnserve in .ssh/authorized_keys (which isn't very useful if you ssh to the
> host for other reasons).
>
> So, is there a way to specify a -r option to svnserve when it's run via
> svn+ssh? Sure would be useful...
> Thanks,
> Dave H
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